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[Happy-Mama]

Hi, I know it's fox proof but does anyone know if a dog could damage the run and get in. I have just finished securing our garden so that Benji can stay outside all the time but am still worried that a dog could dig under the fence and get into the garden

[Egluntyne]

I imagine that the run will be dog proof as it is fox proof.

 

Weigh it down along the "skirt" with boulders or heavy plant pots full of earth so that an enterprising dog can't lift it.

[Ladylucan]

my dogs dont like the rain, and hate getting dirty so i know my lot would be safe.

[Happy-Mama]

Well, Benji has now spent his first full night in the rablu, and seemed okay this morning. I can't help fretting, but as you say if it is fox proof it should also be dog proof and the only way into the garden for a dog is to dig under fence.

[sparkleeeeee]

hi

i have a rablu and i leave the eglu door open at night as my bunnies are very active at night (dont leave the run door open) we have gun dogs next door, they ate our last bunnie which is why we bought the rablu. i know they got in our garden in the first few weeks but never damaged the run so i am confident it is dog proof. my 3 yr old has stood on the run without a problem.

the dogs were getting under our 8ft hedge as next door put a 30cm high chicken wire fence under it that the dogs were pushing over now they have put up a 6ft fence fence so they cant get in.

[Happy-Mama]

hi

i have a rablu and i leave the eglu door open at night as my bunnies are very active at night (dont leave the run door open) we have gun dogs next door, they ate our last bunnie which is why we bought the rablu. i know they got in our garden in the first few weeks but never damaged the run so i am confident it is dog proof. my 3 yr old has stood on the run without a problem.

the dogs were getting under our 8ft hedge as next door put a 30cm high chicken wire fence under it that the dogs were pushing over now they have put up a 6ft fence fence so they cant get in.

 

Thanks that has really put my mind at rest, my neighbours have a golden retriever and a spaniel, I don't think the retriever could get under the fence, not quickly anyway (so they would manage to stop him) the spaniel may not have too much difficulty, though again I'm sure my neighbours would manage to get to her in time. But obviously you don't want to take the risk when it is your pet that is at stake.